Elegant terns are suddenly all over San Francisco shores
A wave of elegant terns — identifiable by their tangerine bills, black head feathers and ash-white bodies — flooded Crissy Marsh in San Francisco this week.
Merrill, Tatis homer and Miller gets save as Padres fend off Giants 7-6
Jackson Merrill and Fernando Tatis Jr. each hit solo homers, Mason Miller pitched a flawless ninth inning and the San Diego Padres beat the San Francisco Giants 7-6. Michael King worked around solo…
Ownership of Sea Cliff home triggers SF city lawsuit
San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu announced that he had filed a lawsuit in California Superior Court accusing two people of committing deed fraud.
2 young people arrested after Waymo alerted San Francisco police about loaded AR-style rifle
The boy and girl were arrested after the car was pulled over in SF’s Outer Richmond.
Los Gatos HS to honor 9/11 hero alums with military flyover before football game
Los Gatos High School will honor 9/11 hero alums Mark Bingham and Todd Beamer with a military flyover before tonight’s football game as part of a ceremony.
Milpitas woman accused of killing her 2 ‘best friends’ hours apart
On Tuesday, Anila Baby of Milpitas was charged with murder in the second of two killings hours apart.
Woman accused of killing husband at upscale California community
A 65-year-old woman has been arrested at an upscale condominium complex in Southern California on suspicion of murder.
Judge halts Trump-backed data center on public land
A judge paused what would have been the first data center on public land, near Boulder City, Nevada, capping a long battle and local resistance to the project.
Legendary SF Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow is getting his own beer
Mike Krukow is getting his own beer from Fieldwork Brewing Company ahead of the San Francisco Giants broadcaster’s retirement.
Another Calif. college was ranked above UC Berkeley this year besides Stanford
California schools crowded Forbes’ 500 best colleges list, but some slipped in the rankings.